Shawnigan Lake School - Yearbook (Shawnigan Lake, British Columbia Canada)

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RUGBY RESULTS 1979-1980 X X en X CO x m x X X X X O o o O X X X X CO CO ( o o D c CM ■D c 5 5- sz S o o o O o o — — — 5-8 24-6 8-35 16-10 16-0 12-7 34-12 14-12 14-12 8-28 12-12 6-10 Brentwood College 16-0 1st Game Brentwood College 9-0 7-10 6-6 12-8 20-8 12-0 0-8 8-4 0-14 4-12 22-16 4-4 8-16 2nd Game Brentwood College 46-0 12-0 3rd Game Brentwood College 22-4 26-8 4th Game St. George ' s School 7-13 4-8 48-4 4-50 4-12 4-13 13-23 4-22 20-4 1st Game St. George ' s School 6-11 7-3 16-0 0-16 6-26 14-13 7-21 4-6 2nd Game St. Michael ' s University 10-10 23-0 46-0 10-4 16-12 0-24 0-32 0-14 16-4 School - 1 st Game St. Michael ' s University 10-6 14-9 8-0 0-17 4-8 0-32 8-12 9-28 8-16 School - 2nd Game Point Grey Secondary 20-0 32-16 48-6 8-18 School Magee Secondary 20-8 School Hillside Secondary 20-8 School Cariboo Hill 48-3 22-0 26-0 22-8 20-0 0-24 Secondary School Claremont Secondary 27-3 School - 1st Game Claremont Secondary 22-3 School - 2nd Game Oak Bay 22-4 Secondary School McPherson Park Junior 4-30 Secondary School Glenlyon Preparatory 3-15 28-4 School - 1st Game Glenlyon Preparatory 0-9 44-0 School - 2nd Game Mountain 21-3 6-6 Secondary School Lake Cowichan 32-0 0-22 Secondary School , Mt. Prevost Junior Secondary 22-0 24-6 12-16 School - 1st Game Mt. Prevost Junior Secondary 1 8-9 School - 2nd Game Mt. Prevost Junior Secondary 22-4 School - 3rd Game George Bonner Junior 12-4 Secondary School Cowichan Senior Secondary 26-10 18-6 School - 1st Game 5 4 14 14 2 4 3 2 6 5 7 3 Cowichan Senior Secondary 4-16 4-3 School - 2nd Game Old Boys 4-16 6-36 18- WINS 11 6 8 LOSSES 3 5 2 DRAWS 1 1 1 2 22

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THE JUNIORS Success at this level is so often determined by size and presence of one strong runner. This year ' s Juniors had neither and so it is perhaps not surprising that the results were not very exciting. The moderate success of both teams was based on solid scrummaging - the A ' s were never out-hooked and the main credit goes to two very strong props in Shawn Addi- son and particularly Alan Anderson and an excellent hooker in Jordan Naples, who in addition was a good pack leader. Andrew Wooldridge also showed promise as a lock and in the B team the strongest all round forward was Harry Schuurmans. The line-out play was never very strong as the jumping lacked aggression - indeed this is what was lacking in the packs generally. The emphasis throughout the season was on passing (which is becoming somewhat of a dying art) and towards the end of the season the A three quarters were moving the ball quite well even if they were not gaining much ground in the process. Inevitably there were many occa- sions when they passed when virtually anything else would have been better. But these are advanced lessons which are far beyond the player of some three months experience. The tackling generally was not strong - seldom was a decisive tackle made - notable exceptions being Jordan Naples, Alan Linden and, in the B team, Blair Calkins and, on occasions, when the spirit moved them, Alan And- erson and Rod Heard. The most promising players in the back division were Paul Klawer at scrum half; Jim Knox at centre, although temperamentally he claims to be more suited to the pack, and Jack Colbourne who has at least one of the essentials for a full-back - a safe pair of hands. But the most exciting runner of all was Pat Lavin whose only draw back was his lack of pounds and inches. Their coaches will watch their further development with keen interest. S.A.S. Lane W.H.H. McClelland THE JUNIOR A XV Back Row: Rev. Canon W.H.H. McClelland (Coach), A. Linden, S. Hutchinson, S. Ormes, P. Jerry, S. Addison, D. Brewer, F. Ueberschar, P. Schieldrop, Mr. S.A.S. Lane (Coach) Middle Row: J. Colbourne, A. Wooldridge, J. Naples, R. Heard (Captain), }. Knox, G. Meyer, A. Anderson Front Ron: P. Klawer, P. Lavin li

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THE SHAWNIGAN LAKE OLD BOYS THE SCHOOL NOVEMBER 11TH, 1979 Prop Richard Sewid (Ln) David Davies (L) John Housser (G) Hooker Paul McCulloch (L) Peter Clarke (G) Jim Kerr (G) Prop Peter Martin (Ln) Mark Hobson (G) Gary Ander (Q Flanker Neil Ware (Ln) Kim Reinholdt (L) Bill Carere (Q Lock Andreas Sartori (L) Rick Freeman (Q Ken Thorne (R) Lock John House (G) Bruce Maxham (L) John Gritter (L) Flanker Adam Hulbert (G) Robert Hearn (Q Richard Hemsworth (G) Number 8 Calvin Offereins (R) David Stremic (G) Kim Thorne (R) Scrum Half Charles Backman (R) Andrew Ritchie (Q Len Chaston (G) Fly-half Mark Hall (C) Peter Reinholdt (L) Jeff Bailey (G) Wing Mark Olesen (Captain) (Ln) Ian Leitch (L) Roland Borsato (R) Centre Greg Williamson (C) John Sinclair (Q Scott Lawley (G) Centre John Bird (Ln) Bruce Anderson (C) Lawrence Thiessen (Q Wing Bradley Ostrom (Q Robert Care re (Q Michael Thorne (R) Full-back Christopher Crossfield (G) Greg Stenmark (G) Brian Pinton (C) The following also played. Flanker Peter Postuk (R) Christopher Hyde-Lay (L) John Alexander (Q Centre David Shore (C) Robert Tait (Q Carl Asche Mark von Schellwitz (L) (R) SLOB. 1ST XV (WON 16-4) S.LO.B. 2ND XV (WON 36-6) 23 SLOB. 3RD XV (LOST6-18)